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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01
YAPORES- -CORREOS Esp.
Oh LA C0KPANIA TRASATLANTICA
AETKa
DE A. LOPEZ T. Co,
servicio para Puerto-Rico y la Haban

ssrvicio para Puerto-Rico y la Habana.
SALIDAS-De Barcelons los dias "a 26
de cada mes.-De Valencia Ell 6,-De Malaga
el7y 27.-De Cadiz ell 10 30.-De Santan-
der el 26-De Ia Corufa el 81.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Mayagtez
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nuevitas,
Ssbanills y Colon, con trasbordo en- Puerto
Rico Hsbans.
vIAJE DIRECTo DEsDE PUERTO RICO
A SANTANDER.
Salida de Puerto Rico Ell dio 10 de cada mes.
/. c2nara. ,. c4nara. C. prefte. 8: cAmar..
als5 100 50 50
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico los diss 4, lS y q de cada mes y
trasboYdando en- ID Habana.
Losprecios para estos viaies, son los Gguien-
tes:
De Puerto.Rico Ia Habana......t 30 81 ls
celona'lviA HAbana............ 200 lso 70
Sc expiden pAsaies De ida y vuelta con 70
p. 8 de rebaja.
Hab,& rebajas para las fAmilias numerosSs
con niAos.
PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA CAMARA.
Cn niho hAsta de dos shos en- oads fanilia,
gratis. Los d~mAs hssts snos IN cuar'o psss-
j. Los de Z II Anos medic psssje. Los de-
mas psssie entero.
TERcERA CAMARA.
Tn niho hasta 2 aSos gratis. Los nihos has
"a 5 shos medic pasaje. Los demAs pstsle
entero.
xIWHA DE COLON.
Lee soporss que haesn ssts ssrvlcio htn<" 10
rssd Hguienk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01

POr el Gltimo rapor correo de
Ia Peninsula, Sc han recibido en-
Ia Imprenta del BoLKTrN MER
cASTlL los sigt4ientes hbros:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01
LRCCI0NEs
kNL
EigtaIlA MEtricO Decimal
p~aT C. O4maa2~@a 4. lafsa~ss
- % MstASl MeseAe wTtnoAs.

EsG1 lapoTlAate 0Ofa eldeelaea
asCiarsds a. le1Lo para Is sessa
las > de ID easl - - Oesseds
con riyo eseoais y pssnsa q
ssta ISIS y halls d ysnla - 4
ImpFegs1 ~ BoE1TIs hEsc4srn
u prseie ~ ~ sssAves u slsm.
pasf,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados q dicho servicio SON
los siguientes:
San Juan, capit&n Issguirre.
P~ertor'qxeiO, captain Oiri6n.
Areci6o, captain G&rate.
Bortnqxen, captain Mendialdus.
MayGgasx, captain Gutierrez.
DespachGndoss uno el IS dc cada
mes, veces con escala en- Santander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse Glos
sehores White Forman y Co., Liver
pool, Sobrinos de- Ezquisga, San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01
xINEA DE COLON.

Ls. sopors, que haesn sts ssfv'ciO htat" Ia
rata HsutsHk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-01
ARIlS Y JIHENEZ.

Acaban de recibir y ven
den nuy barato;
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
SO%E-sszsx.

Violent earthquakes are reported =
occurred in Algeria.
The Farmers institute of Ontarso
trade reciprocity with he United STAT,
Mediterranean ports have esfahllshts
antine against arrivals from Malta g
count of cholera.
Ferry has written to his seconds a a
81 remain ever ready to give satlstte
Gen. Buuianger or to accept bstratie.
Cholera is sill raging in Chill. II,
b OF deaths for the six months ended
so WAS 10 235. The government has 81
S1,0t7,0uO to suppress the epidemic.
Floods have done great damage ii 8.
, vince Of Oreuse. Crops have been de,k
an, many head of cattle drowned. Hu1ts
If nao lie have been made destitute.
Naval, raneuvers took place Thup.1,.
the month {, Thames river During IS
napvers # az rdeufeld gun or bo,r1 =
torpedo boat Cs-l. " 1t burst, and sevss1
men we're seriously jnred. One Of tha
on board the armor,piA> ed ship Black P.
also burst, iniuring three seamen.
The funeral of Prime M Mister DePnN
which took pie Thursday 1T straoflh
attended by $1,000 people TheFe NAaaoN
lgious ceremony, owing to tbe fac< ut
Pretis died without having rec sved 1h.11
sacraments, on account OF which the j.
were ordered to refuse the rites b
church.
Sir George Trevelyan's victory eontll
the absorbing interest Of London, and
vincial conservative newspapers agree = n
ing that the eli ction Is an Cniuous fact,
that 1t would be unNise to attempt "a iR
or extenuate ITS significance. Gladsion
papers are confident that an immediate
eral election would result in the return ei
home rule sjarity. The same view i ahN
by ministeriaiists, which fact leads 10 I iI
expression of opinion. The governmenl
ing sure Of compact M i1rity during
run # the present parliament, Will uo7
dissolution until the end of the natural ~.
five years hence, when Gladstone win
ably be dead or his powers weakened.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes new hru
rule scheme, purporting to have been accRp
by Liberal leaders. This scheme gives
land national, legislative and executls
powers. There will be no separation. ~
Ulster irish members will continue to 81 4
the imperial parliament In their PIT sent num
bers and power. The Irish parliament N
be delegated matters to be controllediu do.
ia, being clearly defined and also subject =
r vision by the imperial parliament. The lane
question is left to the Irish parliament. tn
doubtful whether the statement is ofisif
The statement Is valuable, however, as lnel
eating the line of amended policy OF MoFlth
Trevelgan aud Harcourt, which Il probably
assented to by Gladstone and satisfactory
Liberals generally.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

Mrs L9gan's health is very much i'm
proved.
A delegation of citizens from Memphi
waited on the president with an Invitation I,
visit that city.
indian Agent sheenan, OF Aitkin, Mime
sofa, informs the Indian office that no DANCE,
exists at Aitkin.
a delegs tion from Lynchburg, We, headed
oy Senator Daniels, has rendered the presi.
dent an invitation to visit that city.
Inc new minister from Siam, Pleya MONTH
SaTlyawonges, was presented at the white
mousse by acting Secre Fary Of State Porter.
/ No application has been received he tho
STATE department for a writ of extradition in
the case of NcGarigle, the Chicago boodler.
Judge Harper of the police court, has De-.
/ cided that the Utah act relating to unlawful
cohanltatfon is applicable to the District Of
Columbia
The secretary of state received Nlofrxv
morning from Toxic intelligence OF the dea,h
OF Mrs. Hubbard, wife OF the United State
minister to Japan.
Inc siamese princes and suite reach. A
Washington at O'Clock Thursday morning
The state department is Informed n. -.
death Of Vice-Consul General John r MIL
at Rio de Janeiro.
lie secretary OF the navy has issued IN.
SIlctions that the United States s,..raa-
hlchlgan shall be at Detroit on the 1atb "a
10Th OF September to take part in tba o..
monies OF the reunion Of the Army Of Ten,es.
see Al Chicago, for the military encampment
A0Elces from Panama, dated July q. sax.
ne 'anine which IL raging al Antiognia f. A. /
us neight. In San viucente two children r.
one family died Of starvation. Twenty ,bc,-
<aEd dollars have been raised in Nessls,
hut his Is not enough. The relief com r,f,,,..'
ID 4" Negro has 200 families to support.
c9rouer's jury In the raiIwav bo,ocau..
a. g. IhomAs, Ontario. on Jalv -. hrap1,,
In g. e-diet Tuesday morning. The Iarvcor,.
K ra g ~ the scrldeu- vas due - IA. esra.
.r' f1~ss Of officials and en- 3aoyes ~ M.
.5-a"t Trunk R1ilway conpAuy. Coodoe.,.r
: 80 que vas committed on = charge u man.
s's1ga-er.
's Tere opened 81 tie navy department a.
a0oa on Monday for the Construction Of tesr-.
-f-t ffu4se-s e about 1000 tons dlscl.ea.
l'1t eA~h, and two steel gun boats II shoav, =
r'p tors Displacement each Plans al +
EecsL~a'tous have been askaa Tor 81 re..x
stry establishment 10 tie couutrv ra.,t.se =,
q .He vessels Of ths character required. =
Ars John A. Logan has arrived =, her h,,r. =
AIS city and i reported % be IN = sersans q
p 'iR4on. Surgeon General Hamilton. n. ii
g a. = physician after careful exayuspaft,r
'and that the Focke; bone OF her shou,s.- =
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

their white brethren. The action of the de-
partment commander of the G. A. R. in re-
1using charter to post of colored veteran
was severely censured. Steps will be taken
| to form permanent organization.
A fire broke cut Thursday morning in the
extensive cracker bakery of Jas. D. Mason, i
Baltimore, which was entirely destroyed With
all its contents and machinery. The fir,
spread to adjoining buildings and destroyed
the double building occupied as a cracker.
cake and candy factory, stove warehouse,
book and stationery store containing lsree
stock, the upper floors of grain and produce
commission house and tin warehouse front
ing on Charles street. William Schultz, fore
man of engine 10, was on one of the lower
floors of the building where the fire orig.
mated, and was crushed to death by the floors
above giving way. Chief Engineer Hennock.
who was also on the same floor, was seriously
injured and is not expected to live. The en-
tire damage is now estimated at upward Of
$500, OO0
horrible tragedYoccurred in South Cam
den, New Jersey, on Monday morning. WI
liam Wiltshire, keeper of an oyster saIosn
has for long time lived unnappily with his
wife. Two weeks ago, tired of his abuse, Sd,
went to the office of Squire Darr, colored,
justice OF the peace, and had a warrant T..
sued charging him with non-support anc
cruelty. Wiltshire was arrested, tried. aQo
ordered to nav "a a week for tho S,,DDort -.
his wife and three children. He did not com
ply, and quarreling was renewed. SUNDAY
evening he began beating his wife, and So,
ran to Squire Darr's eff e to complain. Wilt
shire followed, AMI while Darr was remoh-
strating with him he seemed to grow uncon
trollably wild, drew revolver and snot dow
first his wife and then the innocent Justice
and finally put bullet in his own brains. AL
were dead in few minutes.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

was broken an0 that both shopld
were dislocated and had not -
set. He reset both these bone,
Logan IS resting quietly, though ab,
intense pain for some time after &.
was performed.
Tie hoard of repairs has recomr
the iron hulled steamer Paloa. ~
Asiatic station, Be repaired, and ed
est at IS, 600 on hull and &l0.o1,
toilers ard machinery. Eecresarv
declines to allow the expenditure
the Palcs, which is nothing but
tug twenty-three years old, Is worth
man of war.
Secretary Fairchild received sevc
nuni.ations Saturday from hcldern 8.
States 6onds announcing tbeir ancep
the terms of the circular Of the 81
prepayment of six months lyterest
public debt, with per cent. r.Nhale
after the 18th instant. ADnlics tlonS
already been filed for interest a
the amount Of 1891, 900.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
a TERRIBLE DISASTER.


Bya peculiar accident al the launching q
me huge steamer, william II. Wolf, at Vol
d Dav d sons ship yard, at Milwaukee, Md
Saturday afternoon, three persons were killed
outright, several others fatally injured. aboui
| twenty 5ady burt, aad Il large number &
| offers less seriously injured. About ore
thousand people had ga hered to witness tie
N, The decks were lined, vessels Eers
crowded and every COW aud lumber Gle w
black with spectators. Directly oppoeis1
the Graded vessel was the large cod
dock 81 the Northwestern Fuel con
pany. II II rooted dock with huee
DER eEs for unloading cal. Ueon the rnm
OF tbis al SIZED large numbsr of nfouIe hnd
assembled. The view II. IN that point was
me- ONE, A. the Tes sci moved directly tyMard
tne DICK. As the Vol struck alter her Il
IN "es buried deeply In the black wairrm
t'e Elip, tneu che r. covered and rDl ed beavtlg
~ y r. lhe water dispI4ctd rose like B
'iaal wave and Bwept over tie coal dccy and
az toSsrds lis r0oI, causing cloud II coal
Gust ard spray. The suororts ~
me q OK were insufficient a. with.
stHnd the f5rce 81 the wave ard about
Iorsv ieet of shed went down with lfs living
Irtighf. Instantly the SIZED wegt down "a
STEAMER sc-ne Il lndsscYibahle cnpfn.4en
ensn u, Dot frw eooi-hesdsd people A. cree
set 70 ~oTk u resfus the people thrown Info
! ne river and rrlease those buried ia the a..
oris Of the platform.
as lar Hs known the iist ~ dead ard
- 80 en- II ~ & = foiloEing:
Il @ssF tel, Aked IS. hisi~sl oufrf.bf h.sa
nTustea Il b4GIv ru~ng+a
thas. T" nc, - years Cd, killed By injnrv
10 head snd back Ns"s
s'flas Demister. twenty years old. head
h~nae'h hcKar. Mrs.. Marley. Frank a.
80. dan Kna-k, r. L. Boeruw. A n
!. h'ir9Hb. Henry EhieF. Trsoaorr Kate 81
: a. haae< are 'Airitg lninrrs.
!. - ser g oilers nav MT rref,vgv f-o-,
lr T-~t ~ their faiar =. Ann, a..
80. 'bft@n tDto TIE vsT were n seuetI -
tEe faFlh- eTeE and ether bosfs y. y
{ y h9@eF'r, that fre.i0n drew s9rn..
I meta uuge- snh fhe river Il icing st.ss,s@9
~Lltht' thus far no bodies have -,
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

~. Caro- the FFeteh philosophical lec.y,.
- II" 'fsrrdlnt'y popular wIth large eg..s
y fA.hipnAhle wouen in Paris. mha n.ea u
e = bear him expouua scAsr .rh.ue~ :.
'aey ~0''id e &c sensational tlav. ac.ro.
hnes' 'hsy were esrs.4
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

Dr. sAge's CataErh Remedy. - - 800 saass- :
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

Corn in many portions Of the stase .,,,,
needs rain. az
The Northwestern Fire Insurance eon,.nr
OF Duluth, has gone out OF business
IA a ponce sincer was shot Saturday IN st.
raui while making an arrest The wonnd
ine secretary Of the stste board az health
- -. 'eeeiEed notice from the secretary Of the
minnesota board stating that cases OF gl.Ds.
ers which were trying to eyade local .nthor.
80 - Ellsworth, Minnesota, had moved into
northern Iowa. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
STARTLING CONFESSION.

CLEVELAND, o. November 4 The
+ rcss hns received special from
Pittsburg which pays: "1honns
Owens, II carpenter employed ut
Homestead, who died ii day or two
ngo confessed before death That ho
wns partner Of Rudolph Srhnnbclls,
tho mnn who it is alleged threw the
bomb ut the Ilaymarkct mnssncro in
Chicago on May 4, 1856, and TINT ho
himself was tho guilty party. The
fncts did not come out until ycstcr.
dny when mn inquest was held on ihc
remains Of Owens, who died from the
effects of mn accident nj the steel
works. 1t in htnted that he, under
pledges OF secrecy, confessed to Mul
lett and Piper brother mcmbcrs of
tho carpenters nssocintion TINT he
waa mn anarchist md iniiinnto friend
OF tho convicted mon. IIo knew
Schnnbclls determination and was
with linn OH the night of the Hay
market mnsshcrc. IIc snii also it.
was not Schnabclls, but himself who
threw tho bomb. In the confusion
he got to his brothers homo aud bor-
rowed S37 and left for II country
town. Until about six wocka nEo ho
trnmpcd. On his person were letters
from his sister advising him to keep
away from socinlists, ns they Ind nj
rendy caused him SO much trouble.
A letter from his brother cautioned
him not To writo home for fear lis
letters would bctrny him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11

and possibly his pockelbook. When
MIR, Hayes offered these to tho
friends, they threw inside tho last
mentioned box ns of no value, it be
ing nothing which conld bo kept ms q
memcnto ~ anything of value. This
box hid for some weeks on tho desk
in the Office until few days ago
when Hayes thought ho would send
1t IN it WAS to tho Treasury Depart.
mcnt, and 500 if the iiere would not
show something M to whether hc hn,l
mnny bills or pnpcr currency. ns it
wns known that Mr.. Bell had over
500 With him. No ono supposed
ANYTHING dciihitc conld bo distin.
guishcd. but last week Mr.. Hayes rc.
crlvcd II letter from the comptroller
Of currency, sayinS TINT tho experts
Of his Office Ind been nblc to identify
their $40 grccnbacks and SIS on the
Charlcstown National Bnnk, md hu
returned S35 To replace thcm. To
amy ono who SAW the cinlors il seems
more than wonderful that this could
be done.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
NOT IL SHE KNEW IT.

The door bell Of the Vanity house
rang at about s o'clock the otl er
night, and Mrs. Vanity said cxcitedly
to her husband:
"There, Charles, just know that's
the furniture van coming with the
new bedroom set we bought to-day,
and if il is | just won't receive it.,
that s all"
"Why not ?" asks Mr.. Vanity
"Why not 2" repeats Mrs. V. "Do
you think I am going to pay S175 for
n chamber set and then have it sent
out here after dark so none of the
nciglbors can see it when it is
brought in ? Not if know myself I
don't"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
INDIANS AND SALMON AT
FORT WiA NIGEL.

During our dny nj Fort Wrnn9cl.
while the sun WIS shining, II family
of Thlihkct Indians short distance
back in the country were hud,lled to-
gethcr in their hut; but ns soon as it,
commenced to rniE ono and NIL
emerged, set around on logs and
chattcls, seeming to enjoy being rain
cd on. Tho natives tnko little nc.
count of lime; they paddle along the
const for thousands of miles on tho
most trivial of crrands, The question
Al to where they stny or sleep nppnr.
emily being of small consequence.
The fish supply here is seemingly
inexhnustiblc. Salmon appear in scli,l
schools six and cigh! feet deep. The
Stricken river bnck of Fort Wrangcl
and the outlets Of some of the inland
waters to the snlt water nre at Ger.
tain Seasons actually chokcd with
squirIning salmon, causing them in
their cagerness to pass through to
crowd each other above The surfacc
of Tho water, thus crenting for the
time n sold bank of fish Smaller
fish ARE also to be found in surprising
quantities. Herring swarm in the
channels. The cnndle fish, small
fish about six inches long, which is
delicious eating, can be caught by
tho million. A pailful can be had
&lrom native for tho mcrest triho
ia host of other varieties abound, nn
til the lover of fishing here tires oi
the sport.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11

please see that he gets it, When
the call hoy got to the room lie found
that the old fellow had fallen asleep
in his chair while reading. The room
had grown dark. The boy woke tho
old fellow up. gave him the note and
went out. After failing to find the
match safe, and after going through
his pockets with like success. he dis.
covered tie note in his hand What
did the man do hut twist it up, liyht
the paper in a gns jet in n hallway,
and after lighting his own gas look
cd all over his room for the note. lie
don't know whnt the message was
nor who sent it. nor how important
it was, and have forgotten how tho
business man looked. He has been
sucking that cane over there all day,
thinking about it and cursing the
call boy"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
NOTES FROM MAJOR DANIELS
SPEECH AT RICHMOND.

In all truth, religion is the most
important thing in this world. but
next to hcing Il good Christian, thnt
of being sincere Democrat was
most to he desired.
Lord Bacon has often been char.
actcriZcd rs the mcnncst man WHO
ever lived, hut it. must he horne in
mind that Billy Mahone never lived
in those days.
For four and twenty years n cor.
rupt party had controlled tits gov.
crnmcnt, hut at last the eye can
glance toward Washington and sec
2j0 pounds of solid Democrat
President.
True. President Cleveland had not
turned out Republicans rs rapidly M
many Democrats desired, but it must
he remembered that the work oi
twcnty-four years could not he i'm
mcliatcly undonc hy the convuIsion
Of revolution
We should, ms American citizens,
lovc our whole country. Contact
with our Northern brethren teaches
III that they should no more he
Judged by such men as Foraker and
Sherman than the South should be
hy John Wise and Billy Malone.
The three greatest evils of the
present day have sprung up under
the Republican regime. They are
the millionaire princes, from the
stealing Of immense public domains
the tramps. from the laziness Of the
times, and the dudes, from the de
generate and vitiating influence OF
rapidly obtained wealth.
individuals in business commu
nifty thrive on each others misror,
tunes. Commercial firms tottcr and
fall. services of the lawyer are re
quircd. When an awful calamity
occurs the newspapers flourish and
grow rich from their immense cdi.
tions sold. The farmer only is solely
indebted to good government.
There seems to he some dissatis
faction among Democratic working
men in Virginia. They may call
themselves Reformcrs, but they aro
not. They arc sorchcads, and arc
aciuatcd solely by the desire of self
advantage. They have woocd the
Democratic maiden, and not Obtain
ing favor in her sight, had turned
their backs upon her, saying that she
was an ugly old girl.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
HE NEVER READ THAT NOTE

Speaking of Observation-Disclosures,
said the hotel clerk to the expires.
sionist, "that old fellow sitting over
there by the window, sncking his
cnne, will sCmc day forget that he is
on earth, and will come down to
breakfast with sheet wrapped
around him, doing the angel act.
He's an old bachelor, and has lived
here at least ten years. Last night a
business man called to see him. He
was in great haste. He wrote note
to he sent up to the old fellows
room. and then rushed Off saying,
that's very important message
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
TAZEWELL c. H., VA, FRIDAY, NOV. II, 1887.
y DREAM.

All yesterday l was spinning,
Sitting alone in the sun,
And the dream that spun was MI
lengthy,
1t lasted till day WIS done.
needed not cloud or shadow
That lifted over the hill,
Or the humming- bees. or the swallows
Or the trickling of the rill.
took the threads for my spinning,
All of blue summer mir,
And llickering ray of sunshine,
Was woven in here and there.
The shadows grew longer and longer,
The evening wind passed by,
And the purple splendor of sunset,
Was flooding the western sky.
But could not leave my spinning.
For so fair my dream had grown.
needed not, hour by hour,
How the silent day had flown.
Atlast the gray shadows fell round me-
And the night came dark and chill
And rose and ran down the valley,
And left it all on the hill.
! went up the hill this morning
To the place where my spinning lay
There VIVA nothing but glistcning dow
drops
Remained of my dream day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11
FARMER JONES' WISE SAY
lNGS.

Self is the man.
Safe bind, safe find.
Trust, beware whoml
I.nts fruits keep we'll.
Crnzy wheels run longest.
Swcnt mnlies good mortar.
Appearances nre dccritful
Never give advice unnslcd.
a bold onset is linlf the bnttlc.
"If | rest, | ruHl," snys The key.
Bad money always comes hnck.
lie who shoots Often. hits ut lust
Victory is not gninul 10y idlencss.
l'o the thing YOU would be called
There's cunning i'll pointed chin.
Who honors not age, is unworthy
Of il.
While tho pot boils, friendship
blooms.
il is better to turn bnck thnn go
nstlny.
Dumb dogs and utll winter arc
dangerous.
llc who pnys hs debts bcttcrs his
condition.
Truth mny be suppressed but not
HtrnnElcd
Wo givo To tho irh, and tnko from
tho poor
Don't cry "IIurrn!" |" ill YOU aro
over Tho ditch.
What tire" know will soon bo
known +" Thirty.
Daughters aro easy to renr, but
hard To nmrry.
II is n bad hen tlnt lays in noigh-
b"rs' houses.
Speak little, speak truth. Spend
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-11-11

7. NJ. HAWKINS, JR.
T. NJ. n AWKINS & SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwEIL g. H., VA.

Thomas NJ. Hawkins Il Son still
hold tho fort. The senior member
of this firm takes pleasure i'll stating
that he has been successful i'll pleas
ing some of the most eXacting mon in
Virginia III the matter of building
fine houses. He points to the houses
he ius built in Tazewcll rs his b, ST
recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever cons tructed
Give honest workmcn chance. They
do not intend to be under bid, nor
can they be surpassed i'll the style of
their work. Call OH them and they
will respond ut the dawn Of day.
They refer to A. StClair and Joseph
S. Gillespie, and a. White.
APPS Gm. Il. NJ. HAWKINS & Son.